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plon / zysk
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yield
biegun
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biegun in English
pole
zamówienie publiczne
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public procurement
much bigger than desired (eg. a bloated bureaucracy; a bloated budget) / swollen (eg. bloated stomach)
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bloated
to lose someone's approval or acceptance
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to fall out of favour
A merchandising phenomenon in which merchants and retailers exploit the commercialized status of Christmas by moving up the start of the holiday shopping season
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Christmas creep
check out conflicting sources; crosscheck facts
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to cross-check sth against sth
To make or become greater or stronger: (eg. to beef up the defense budget)
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to beef up
most advanced stage in the development of something
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cutting edge
highest level of general development
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state of the art
made by a tailor for a particular customer
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tailor-made
excessive dependence on or trust in someone or something
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over-reliance
fixed costs or expenses
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overhead
rachunki za media
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utility bills
processes through which a piece of work passes from initiation to completion
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workflow
distant or remote
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far-flung
effective center of an activity
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hub
significantly
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markedly
the amount added to the cost price of goods to cover overhead
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markup
process of identification
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recognition
acceptance of the truth or existence of something
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acknowledgement
osiągnąć założoną wielkość
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reach a target
zanotować wzrost obrotów o X %
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report/post a turnover rise
ogłosić wyniki za 3 kwartał
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post results for the third quarter
ujawnić plany inwestycyjne
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unveil investment plan
popyt przewyższa podaż
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demand exceeds supply
nieprzewidywalny rynek/popyt
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fickle market/demand
duża zmienność cen
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high fluctuation/volatility of prices
wskaźnik nastrojów konsumenckich
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consumer sentiment index
przerzucać koszty na klientów
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pass costs on to customers
złe/dobre perspektywy gospodarcze
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bad/good economic prospects
zła/dobra koniunktura
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recession, downturn/upswing, upturn
trend wykazuje tendencję zniżkową/zwyżkową
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the trend showed a declining trend / upward
przez 3 lata z rzędu
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for 3 years in a row, for 3 consecutive years
dopiero/już w latach 70-tych
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as late as in the 70’s/already in the 70’s
ostra konkurencja
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fierce/tough/strong competition
uncontrolled excitement or wild behavior/crazy madness
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frenzy
to impress
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to grip
to change
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to alter
przypadać
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to fall
rotate, turn, circulate
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to revolve
to make sth active, functional, or productive again
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to kick-start
to have losses/debt
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to be in the red
to make profits
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to be in the black
wskaźnik śmiertelności
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casualty rate
to endorse, accept, like
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embrace (an idea)
to be unwilling to
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to be loth to
to pay unwillingly
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to fork out
być na bieżąco
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to keep abreast with
to reward yourself
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to treat yourself
well-known, recognizable
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well-known, recognizable
to take care of
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to cherish
currency which derives its value from government regulation or law, pieniądz fiducjarny
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fiat money/currency
dawać motywację
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to give people incentive
finansowa zachęta do utrzymania zatrudnienia w firmie
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golden handcuffs
samo w sobie
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intrinsically
high-end product (ekskluzywny)
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high-end product (exclusive)
użytecznośc krańcowa
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marginal utility
economist
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dismal scientist
zbędny (not absolutely necessary)
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non-essential
zaufanie konsumentów
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consumer confidence
wydawać dużo pieniędzy
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to splurge (out) on
zdzierać z kogoś pieniądze
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to rip somebody off
ostentacyjna konsumpcja
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conspicuous consumption
oszczędne gospodarowanie
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austerity
zwiększać poczucie własnej wartości
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to boost self-esteem
zaprzestać
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to cease
przygotować sie psychicznie lub fizycznie na coś nieprzyjemnego
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to brace yourself
okres cierpienia po przejściu na odwyk
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cold turkey
mieć efekt przeciwny do zamierzonego
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to backfire
obecny i zauważalny wszędzie
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pervasive
wielkie niebezpieczeństwo
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peril
działanie zawierające w sobie ryzyko
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gamble
przyjemny, miły, łagodny
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benign
sprawdzić coś napisanego w celu poprawienia błędów
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to proofread
mający szkodliwy efekt lub wpływ
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pernicious
przywlec(doprowadzić) na skraj bankructwa
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to drag to the brink of bankruptcy
wyznaczać/przydzielać cele
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to set targets
nierealistyczny cel
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a stretch goal
pobudzać/zwiększać wydajność
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to boost the productivity
używany oszczędnie
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used sparingly
zwiastun
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harbinger
overdue, which hasn’t been paid yet
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outstanding debts
due to
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owing to
to pay the debt
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to recover the debt
to solve
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to resolve
restrukturyzacja
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restructuring
the amount of something produced, production
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output
something you have to achieve in negotiation, you can’t give up on
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a sticking point
to return, to go back
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to revert
sb or sth is hopeless, unsuccessful
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basket case
to change the government in illegal way
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coup d'etat
to cancel
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to void (the appointment)
to reprieve, ułaskawić
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to issue a pardon
nie dotrzymać obietnicy
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to renege on the promise
image, kukła
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effigy
prospects
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outlook
to restrain
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to curb (freedom of expression)
to put off
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to defer
consistent, solid decision (jednogłośna)
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unanimous decision
good outcome
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favourable outcome
the policy of allowing companies and the economy to operate without government control
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laissez-fare
a large building where things can be stored until they are needed
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depot
lesser, secondary
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inferior
by nature
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inherently
to praise
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to taunt a value
support, enhance, stimulate
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reward foster competition
weaken (osłabiony, podkopany)
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undermined
the method you use and the outcome you want to achieve
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the means-end-definitions
chase
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pursue
mistakes in logic
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serious flaws in logic
stick to the same standards
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scientific rigor
main activity of the company
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core business
having the required specifications
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on-spec
reliability
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dependability
how fast the process is happening; efficiency
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fast throughput
time from placing the order to receiving delivery
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lead time
able to be done
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feasibility
zdolność produkcyjna
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capacity
easily affected
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vulnerability
the worst case
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downside risk
short summary plan of sth to be done
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a brief
launch
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roll-out
Length of time taken in product development process from product idea to the finished product (cykl życia produktu)
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time to market
a place provided for a particular purpose
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facility
requiring a lot of finance or investment
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capital-intensive
machine and/or employee
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workstation
send
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To dispatch (also despatch)
a series of machines in a factory
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assembly line
a situation that causes delay in a process
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bottleneck
increase, boost
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to ramp up
rate at which work goes through the system
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throughput
a previous statement
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premise
ratio of actual output to potential output
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capacity utilization
an unfinished project that is still being added to or developed
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work-in-progress (WIP)
goods in stock
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inventory
perfect quality and no waste
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lean operation
continuous development
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kaizen
period required to prepare machine/ time to change for producing a product
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set-up time/change-over time
strong and healthy
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robust
cheap
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value-for-money

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